Online Education Start-up Banned in Minnesota
Coursera was forced to shut down its free online educational courses in Minnesota because of a long-standing state statute. Read story
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Ben Horowitz: How to Give Good Feedback
According to the venture investor and former entrepreneur, if you want to be a good CEO, you need to give good feedback. Horowitz explains how. Read story
SecondMarket Partners With AngelList to Fund Start-ups
SecondMarket investors can now create a portfolio of early-stage companies with individual stakes as small as $5,000. Read story
5 Twitter Lessons From the Obama and Romney Campaigns
Twitter has grown exponentially since the last Presidential election. Here's how both candidates are using it--and you can too. Read story
Your Employees Think You're a Terrible Boss
Bosses are behaving badly. A new study has some unflattering findings on managers and their relationships, or lack thereof, with co-workers. Read story
Stripe's 22-Year-Old Irish-Born Founder Is Just Getting Started
Serial entrepreneur John Collison, who grew up in Tipperary county in Ireland, has co-founded two companies. His latest is in Silicon Valley. Read story
Foursquare's Dennis Crowley on Failed Pitches, Acqhires & Strategy
Dennis Crowley opened up about what it takes to run a successful start-up and the state of the start-up scene. Read story
Haute Deal: StyleCaster Acquires Beauty Start-up Daily Makeover
StyleCaster CEO Ari Goldberg says DailyMakeover is "the first of many acquisitions" as the company looks to create a new media empire. Read story
Look Out Spotify: French Start-up Deezer Raises $130 Million
The streaming music service is already in 100 countries but hasn't announced plans yet for a U.S. launch. Read story
Beyond Facebook: Obama & Romney Expand Social Media Presence
The Obama and Romney campaigns are supplementing Facebook and Twitter posts with activity on social media sites from Tumblr to Tout. Read story
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